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‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

Apr 8, 2025 Editor Comment on ‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

By Kaeten Mistry, Associate Professor of American History, University of East Anglia The conundrum of when classified information is not deemed top secret is at

Democracy Elections Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders Protests Turkish politics

Turkey on the edge

Apr 1, 2025 Editor Comment on Turkey on the edge

Through the arrestation of İmamoğlu Erdoğan aims at more than eliminating his strongest rival By Arife Kose (UEA) The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu, mayor of

Europe & the EU International Relations US Foreign Policy US Politics

Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

Mar 4, 2025 Editor Comment on Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

By Harry Hodge (UEA) Donald Trump has been elected president for a second term, and Europe is in fear of the consequences. This time it

Europe & the EU International Relations

How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

Mar 3, 2025 Editor 2 Comments on How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

By Alex Ashman (UEA) In 2024, Moldova held a constitutional referendum on European accession. Despite, a widespread Russian campaign of interference in the vote, the

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Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

Feb 21, 2025 Editor Comment on Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

by Dr John Turnpenny (UEA) There has been concern in many countries for decades about poor wellbeing and mental health among students and staff in

Britain and Europe Europe & the EU Student blog

The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

Feb 8, 2025 Editor Comment on The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

By Vittoria Webb, UEA 2nd Year visiting student Following threats to reduce Erasmus+ funding, the European Parliament succeeded in preserving it. However, considering the importance

International Relations US Foreign Policy US Politics

‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

Apr 8, 2025 Editor 0
Democracy Elections Expert Political Analysis Political Leaders Protests Turkish politics

Turkey on the edge

Apr 1, 2025 Editor 0
Europe & the EU International Relations US Foreign Policy US Politics

Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

Mar 4, 2025 Editor 0
Europe & the EU International Relations

How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

Mar 3, 2025 Editor 2
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Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

Feb 21, 2025 Editor 0
Britain and Europe Europe & the EU Student blog

The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

Feb 8, 2025 Editor 0
Studying at UEA

Why study politics, international relations, culture and media with us?

Nov 17, 2013 Editor

The University of East Anglia is one of the best Universities to study politics, international

Critical Global Politics Expert Political Analysis International Relations

The New Libya

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment on The New Libya

Muammar Gaddafi fell from power in 2011 after a 42 year rule.  Dr. Johan Franzen considers

Expert Political Analysis Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt

It’s Parliament Week: A cause for celebration, education, but most importantly, critique?

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment on It’s Parliament Week: A cause for celebration, education, but most importantly, critique?

Dr. Toby James argues that Parliament Week is an important opportunity for public to critically

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

It’s in the bag: Parliament could be better connected to the people through a petitions select committee

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment on It’s in the bag: Parliament could be better connected to the people through a petitions select committee

Alexandra Runswick, Director of Unlock Democracy, argues that setting up a petitions committee could help

Elections Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

Putting Parliament at the core of national life

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment on Putting Parliament at the core of national life

Charles Clarke, visiting Professor at the University of East Anglia, considers how Parliament could be

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

Too many clever-dicks in Westminster

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment on Too many clever-dicks in Westminster

Douglas Carswell MP argues that the front benches of Parliament are dominated by politicians more

Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

An immodest proposal to revolutionise an ailing institution: ‘Guardians for future generations’

Nov 14, 2013 Editor1 Comment on An immodest proposal to revolutionise an ailing institution: ‘Guardians for future generations’

Dr. Rupert Read argues that  parliamentary democracy needs to be reformed so that future generations are

Studying at UEA

My Internship in the Cabinet Office – Adib Chowdhury

Nov 14, 2013 Editor

Adib Chowdhury was one of six students who undertook placements at the Cabinet Office recently organised

Studying at UEA

My Internship in the Cabinet Office – Oliver Watson

Nov 14, 2013 Editor

Oliver Watson was one of six PSI students who undertook placements during the Summer of

Parliament Week Analysis Public Policy and Administration Reforming Parliamemt The Partisan View

Is Parliament fit for purpose? Select Committee Reforms means that it has never been more so.

Nov 14, 2013 EditorComment on Is Parliament fit for purpose? Select Committee Reforms means that it has never been more so.

Richard Bacon MP argues that Parliament is fit for purpose.  The Wright reforms have re-invigorated Select

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‘Signalgate’: how the US government creates and guards its secrets

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Turkey on the edge

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Trump 2.0: Why a second term in the Oval Office is catastrophic for the European Union

Mar 4, 2025 Editor 0
Moldovan President Maia Sandu with President of the European Council Charles Michel in Brussels, 29 April 2024
Europe & the EU International Relations

How likely is Moldova to become a Member of the EU by 2030?

Mar 3, 2025 Editor 2
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Improving support for postgraduate researchers’ wellbeing

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The importance of strengthening the Erasmus+ programme

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